Greg,

The currently available Winchester Limited Series .45-90 Creedmoor is identical to the Browning Creedmoor, and is made by the same company (Miroku) for Winchester.  It has the 34" 1/2 octagon 1/2 round Badger barrel and comes with the same sights as the original Browning.  You can also get essentially the same rifle but without sights and with a 30" Badger barrel (allowing you to buy sights from your favorite supplier).  I have both rifles for sale, which are brand new.  The 34" version with sights is $1,850.00 and the 30" version without sights is $1,450.  Shipping is $45.

By the way, if you are really dead set on getting an original Browning BPCR Creedmoor I have a very low numbered unfired rifle in the original box with all the original accessories.  Due to the collectors value it worth at least 2X what the Winchester version is going for.

Wayne

The heyday of Creedmoor was pretty much passed by the time the Winchester company got high- and low-walls into high production and started making the factory variations that would make a Creedmoor high-wall available.  I've never seen any reference to an original high-wall made to that style or type.  That said, the equivalent next step up would be the high-wall musket in .45-70.  I took an original musket and converted it to centerfire, then put a long .45-70 barrel (Green Mtn.) on it along with a standard sporting style fore end and a tall tang sight to use for BPCS.  It's not an original Creedmoor, but it would have been suitable and probably at least semi-competitive if those matches were being run.  The keys to having the rifle built are the heavy caliber in a long barrel and a heavy, bulky butt stock to absorb recoil (the musket stock fits the bill nicely!)  That's my story and I'm sticking to it!

Green Frog